I feel very sorry for everyone about the last time I played that altcoin and got liquidated. I apologize again. That day, many people didn't understand the situation. I was about to hit a 0.78 margin call, and at first, I saw many people couldn't keep up, so I opened the first position at 1.11 with 0.15x leverage. Later, each additional position required 0.15 to keep up. By 4 a.m., without any floating loss, my average price had already been pushed to 0.8, so I left about 0.3x leverage. Everyone saw how crazy that day was—completely out of control, with some confusion and overconfidence in my own winning rate for T+0 trading, which involved both skill and gambling elements. Now, the only thing I can do is help everyone recover. I really did my best that day, trying to lower the average price desperately. It’s like Bitcoin dropping from 80k to 20k in a severe decline with no rebound. Now, the goal is to bring everyone back. Currently, the profit-sharing rate is set to 5, and no further adjustments will be made before hitting 2,400. I only trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, and commodities, with very small leverage—absolutely not risking a big blowout. I will not hold through the night; I will do T+0 trading. I estimate it can double in about a month, possibly tripling in two months. The mainstream view on Bitcoin is well known. My mindset has returned, and I take responsibility for not changing accounts. I mainly trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and commodities, occasionally taking profits. Everyone can open dual accounts and see the results after a month. When I trade Bitcoin, I am almost very stable—if Bitcoin drops to 50k, my floating loss won't be too big; the same applies at 90k. I don’t dare to hold Ethereum long-term; I might cut losses at any sign of trouble.